Do Russians still address each other like this today? >How

No, you only address someone by their name + patronym if they're higher in the hierarchy (i.e. your teacher or boss) or if they're elders/significantly older than you.

>>78790168
Slightly disappointing

>>78791544
Are you also disappointed that anglos don't call their dads "sir" anymore?

>>78789995
>not Notes from Underground
baka desu senpai

Do men also kiss each other a lot? There was a lot of kisssing on that book

>>78791933
The Brothers is his undsiputed masterpiece

>>78791820
>implying I don't

>>78792073
no thats considered gay
it was common at that days but now we lost it tradition

>>78789995
In general, yes.

What happened to Russia's traditional of producing authors and artists? was it the gommies?

>>78789995
sounds like a mexican soap opera

>>78795363
They still have awesome writers. My favourite contemporary writers are mostly Russians.

>>78789995
Stop while you can and read the constance garnett translation, it's so much better

>>78795363
Metro 2033 was pretty good, haven't read any other modern ones

>>78790168
Do you still change the name of the person every second line?

>>78795363
The USSR had lots of good authors and artists, though.

>try to read russian literature
>everyone has very long names
>hundreds of people appear and all are addressed by aforementioned very long name

Russians must have superior memory capablities if they can remember all those names and all the things those people have done

>>78796895
it's just unfomiliar names, them being long makes problem worse, but it isn't the core problem